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Nusfjord Arctic Resort

Scenic seclusion on the north-west coast of Norway

Norway’s rich seafaring history comes alive at Nusfjord Arctic Resort, set in a traditional fishing village in the breathtaking Lofoten Islands where dramatic seas meet towering mountains. Perched invitingly around the tiny harbour, a collection of authentic fishermen’s cabins, or ‘rorbu’, have been lovingly refurbished, bringing a taste of modern comfort to a place bursting with heritage and soul.  

Each cabin has its own unique charm, whether swaying on wooden stilts bay-side, or nestled in the heart of the village. Original timber walls, cosy blankets and neutral tones abound, while windows frame views of the soaring fjords. For an even clearer vista, head to the Nordic Spa’s seafront hot tub to admire the amazing view of the fjord, cocktail in hand. Or, if it’s a winter visit, settle in with something warm for a chance to spot the dazzling Northern Lights.  
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Away from the quaint peace of Nusfjord village, the nearby peaks provide snowy thrills for adrenaline seekers, while fishing trips offer a thrilling way to experience the region’s incredible coast. Kayaks are a tranquil way to explore the area’s many inlets and beaches, and art lovers are also catered for – explore the Salteriet Gallery, home to contemporary work from local artists.

Enjoy your stay!


25 Rooms |  2 Floors |  2 Restaurants | 

4.6 /5

955 reviews

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Adventure

Adventure and Activity

Family

Family Friendly

Historic

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Environmentally Conscious

Going beyond recycling, energy-saving measures, and responsible tourism practices (though these are all dutifully in place), these remote lodgings have been designed to blend seamlessly with the Arctic wilderness while ensuring a minimal impact on its fragile, wildlife-rich ecosystem. Kittiwakes are thriving on the bird cliff in Nusfjord’s harbour, and ongoing conservation efforts including regular beach cleans are helping to protect this highly threatened seagull (and other species). The cabins are naturally ventilated and re-insulated, and the entire resort draws on the neighbouring pristine lake as an abundant, natural water source. Local farmers and sustainable fisheries supply the hotel’s restaurant, as well as Nusfjord’s own organic garden. Exploring the incredible scenery is done with a ‘tread lightly’ approach, thanks to the resort’s hiking maps and shuttle service. And every time guests skip the daily room clean, Nusfjord’s partner Hotels for Trees plants a new tree.

Nusfjord-Culture

Cultural Custodians

The village of Nusfjord has been painstakingly preserved as a ‘living museum’ and is home to five protected buildings under the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage. Traditional architectural practices are still respected, and various tools and artefacts have been left in workshops and warehouses (maintained as cultural exhibitions) to shed light on the village’s seafaring and agricultural history. In the hotel rooms, furnishings and materials have been upcycled where possible – such as old fishing crates now standing in for dining tables. At the heart of the resort lies Salteriet, a former fish salt house turned art gallery that displays contemporary works by Nordic painters, ceramicists, sculptors, and all manner of artists and craftsmen. Local storytellers are on hand to narrate Norse myths and legends, and guests are treated to a bedtime story of Arctic folklore placed on their nightstands every evening.

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Community Minded

Today, just 19 residents call Nusfjord their permanent home – but the seafaring spirit of their ancestors still lives on and is celebrated through local festivals, markets, and excursions supported by the resort. These include wildlife-watching cruises in traditional fishing boats, arctic surfing, snowshoeing, mountaineering, and more – all led by local guides. Nusfjord’s staff are hired from the village and nearby communities, and the hotel invests in local infrastructure such as improving the roads and providing more accessible transport options. The resort purchases directly from local suppliers and follows generations-old recipes, including grilled stockfish (one of Lofoten’s largest exports) that’s prepared, dried, and rehydrated by Nusfjord chefs. Guests can learn more about this traditional process and other Arctic dishes through the resort’s culinary experiences. Carefully curated artisan products are also available to buy in Landhandelen (Nusfjord’s general store), from handmade woollen knitwear to freshly gathered seaweed.

Our rooms

Village Cabin Suite


Sleeps 2
Queen
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Village Cabin Suite Plus


Sleeps 3
Queen
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Village Suite with Seaview


Sleeps 6
Queen
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Harbour Cabin Standard


Sleeps 2
Queen
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Harbour Cabin Suite


Sleeps 2
Queen
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Harbour Cabin Suite Plus


Sleeps 4
Queen
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The House of Dahl


Sleeps 10
Queen
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The Isolated Fisherman


Sleeps 4
Queen
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Ratings

Quality Assured

Mystery Inspected

Global Rating

4.6 /5

4.6

955 reviews

SLH Club Rating

4 /5
4.5 /5
Tripadvisor score 4.5

4.5

341 reviews

SLH Club Reviews

100 %

of reviewers would recommend this hotel


4

Traditional stay nestled in a stunning, peaceful landscape.

We loved the experience of staying in an upscale traditional cabin that fitted into the natural landscape of this region. The views from the cabin were stunning. The food at restaurant Karoline was a delight, blending the local cuisine with some international flavors, so everyone could find something Read more[SPLIT]Read lessto indulge in.

By Daniela Sep ’24 Trip Type Business


Nusfjord Arctic Resort, Norway

4

(based on 1 reviews)

100 %

of reviewers would recommend this hotel


4

Traditional stay nestled in a stunning, peaceful landscape.

We loved the experience of staying in an upscale traditional cabin that fitted into the natural landscape of this region. The views from the cabin were stunning. The food at restaurant Karoline was a delight, blending the local cuisine with some international flavors, so everyone could find something Read more[SPLIT]Read lessto indulge in.

By Daniela Sep ’24 Trip Type Business


All Hotel Features and Services

  • Free parking
  • Parking
  • Wedding services
  • Snow sports
  • Water sports
  • Meeting rooms
  • Coffee shop
  • Elevators
  • Family friendly

All Hotel Features and Services

  • Free parking
  • Parking
  • Wedding services
  • Snow sports
  • Water sports
  • Meeting rooms
  • Coffee shop
  • Elevators
  • Family friendly
  • Fire safety compliant
  • Electric Car Charging
  • Full service housekeeping
  • Security
  • Restaurant
  • Wi-Fi in public areas
  • Room service
  • Room service - limited hours
  • Game room
  • Massage services
  • Jacuzzi
  • Sauna
  • Spa
  • Pets not allowed

Food And Drinks

Ocean views and flavours are on the menu at Restaurant Karoline, where seafood takes centre stage. Dishes are defined by the season and sourced from the bountiful North Sea. Scallops, salmon and cod don’t come fresher, while traditional Nordic desserts make for a grand finale. For lighter bites and evening cheer, the Oriana Tavern is a cosy place to savour a beer and tuck into Italian-style pizza.

Landhandleriet Cafe

Served Meals: Lunch Established in 1907- Landhandelen is a historic eatery offering a charming escape. With a focus on simplicity- it serves coffee- light lunches and quality drinks. The antique ambiance and straightforward menu create a nostalgic atmosphere- making Landhandelen a delightful stop for those seeking a taste of the past.

Karoline Restaurant

Served Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Karoline Restaurant is nestled in the historic setting of the old dried fish loft- offering a breathtaking view of the Westfjord. We caters to guests throughout the day- serving breakfast- lunch and dinner. The kitchen at Karoline Restaurant takes pride in its commitment to Nordic cuisine with a particular focus on seafood. The menu showcases the best of Lofoten s abundant and high-quality ingredients.

Oriana Tavern

Served Meals: Dinner Nestled within the atmospheric confines of the old whiskey cellar- Oriana Kro is a hidden gem that offers a truly intimate dining experience. With only three tables- this charming establishment exudes exclusivity- providing guests with a cozy and private setting. Oriana Kro specializes in serving authentic Italian pizza.

Spa

Step into the fresh air and away from your daily cares at the Nordic Spa Lofoten. Scandi-style architecture and a stunning seafront position make this a unique place to unwind. Relax in the hot tub, take a turn in the sauna, or book in for a full-body scrub or Signature Massage to truly sink into a state of bliss. 

Location of your stay

Hotel Address

Nusfjord Arctic Resort

Nusfjordveien 110

Ramberg

08380

Norway

Check in:

1500

Check out:

1100

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Where is it?

28 kms to airport Leknes

96 kms to airport Helle

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